BackPressureBarrier

Package: inet.queueing.common

BackPressureBarrier

simple module

C++ definition

Prevents backpressure propagation from its output to its input and vice versa. It always allows pushing and pulling packets independently of what the connected modules would allow to do in their current state. Both pushed and pulled packets pass through unchanged, but the operations may raise a runtime error due to this module preventing backpressure propagation.

Inheritance diagram

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Used in compound modules

Name Type Description
Ieee8021qFilter compound module

Implements the IEEE 802.1Q per-stream filtering and policing. The relationship between streams, gates, and meters is not one-to-one. The number of streams, gates, and meters can be different, and the module will take care of the connections between the submodules based on the streamFilterTable parameter.

SimpleIeee8021qFilter compound module

Implements a simplified version of the IEEE 802.1Q per-stream filtering and policing. Each filtered stream has its own path where metering and filtering happens independently of any other stream.

Extends

Name Type Description
PacketFlowBase simple module

Base module for various packet flow modules. A packet flow module passes or streams all pushed or pulled packets after processing them from its input to its output.

Parameters

Name Type Default value Description
displayStringTextFormat string "passed %p pk (%l)"

Determines the text that is written on top of the submodule, supports displaying pars, watches, and module-specific information

Properties

Name Value Description
class BackPressureBarrier
display i=block/segm

Gates

Name Direction Size Description
in input
out output

Signals

Name Type Unit Description
packetPushedIn inet::Packet
packetPulledIn inet::Packet
packetPushedOut inet::Packet
packetPulledOut inet::Packet

Statistics

Name Title Source Record Unit Interpolation Mode Description
flowIncomingDataRate flow specific incoming data rate throughput(demuxFlow(merge(packetPushedIn, packetPulledIn))) vector bps linear

the statistical value is the flow specific data rate of the incoming packets

outgoingDataRate outgoing data rate throughput(merge(packetPushedOut, packetPulledOut)) vector bps linear

the statistical value is the data rate of the outgoing packets

incomingDataRate incoming data rate throughput(merge(packetPushedIn, packetPulledIn)) vector bps linear

the statistical value is the data rate of the incoming packets

outgoingPacketLengths outgoing packet lengths packetLength(merge(packetPushedOut, packetPulledOut)) sum, histogram, vector b none

the statistical value is the length of the outgoing packet

flowIncomingPacketLengths flow specific incoming packet lengths packetLength(demuxFlow(merge(packetPushedIn, packetPulledIn))) sum, histogram, vector b none

the statistical value is the flow specific length of the incoming packet

flowOutgoingDataRate flow specific outgoing data rate throughput(demuxFlow(merge(packetPushedOut, packetPulledOut))) vector bps linear

the statistical value is the flow specific data rate of the outgoing packets

incomingPacketLengths incoming packet lengths packetLength(merge(packetPushedIn, packetPulledIn)) sum, histogram, vector b none

the statistical value is the length of the incoming packet

flowOutgoingPacketLengths flow specific outgoing packet lengths packetLength(demuxFlow(merge(packetPushedOut, packetPulledOut))) sum, histogram, vector b none

the statistical value is the flow specific length of the outgoing packet

incomingPackets incoming packets merge(packetPushedIn, packetPulledIn) count pk

the statistical value is the incoming packet

outgoingPackets outgoing packets merge(packetPushedOut, packetPulledOut) count pk

the statistical value is the outgoing packet

Source code

//
// Prevents backpressure propagation from its output to its input
// and vice versa. It always allows pushing and pulling packets independently
// of what the connected modules would allow to do in their current state. Both
// pushed and pulled packets pass through unchanged, but the operations may raise
// a runtime error due to this module preventing backpressure propagation.
//
simple BackPressureBarrier extends PacketFlowBase
{
    parameters:
        displayStringTextFormat = default("passed %p pk (%l)");
        @class(BackPressureBarrier);
        @display("i=block/segm");
}
File: src/inet/queueing/common/BackPressureBarrier.ned